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Personally, I think if it's

feliduca — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:03:38 -0400

Personally, I think if it's going to be a role-reversal, it should be a role-reversal. The coy hinting thing is what you do when you want ME to ask YOU out. I say go for it.. worst thing that can happen is he'll say "no". That's not too bad. Us guys have to worry about the "no way you ****ing loser.. get a life.. dream on.. you ****ing wish.." those sorta things. I highly doubt that men would be quite that brutal, but who the hell knows. For what it's worth.. you're a cutie.. and if he says no.. he's retarded!

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If you want to ask him out, ask him out!

rhodent — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 15:27:06 -0400

When I was in college I was asked out by a girl on a couple of occasions and I always felt flattered. To a lot of guys, confidence is just as important as physical looks in determining how attractive a woman is, and since asking a man out requires confidence, it instantly makes you look more attractive.

As for the whole "He's not into you" thing, that is one of several reasons he might not have asked yet. There's an easy way to find out: Ask him out and see whether he says yes or no.

As for your friends telling you it's weird to ask a man out, I hope they have fun living in the 1950s!

Should a girl ask a guy out?

jmbarron — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 18:36:06 -0400

Absolutely yes. Many guys, myself included just won’t make the first move.

Should a girl ask a guy out?

swtmelissa — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 16:55:57 -0400

So my single friends have been discussing the book "He's Just Not That Into You" and it got me wondering. Am I the only woman to ever want to ask a guy out? Is that such a terrible thing? If a guy doesn't ask you out does that mean he's not into you? I've wanted to ask guys out but all my friends thought I was crazy. Was I? Guys, if a chick you know asks you out, is that a turn on or a turn off? Anyone out there had any experience with anything like this?

So my single friends have been discussing the book "He's Just Not That Into You" and it got me wondering. Am I the only woman…